t the war. Does this war have a name yet? The Gaza war or something. It's going to get a name. They're going to name it. But I'll tell you one thing it did. Yeah let's not call it World War III. One thing it did is it put our other problems in perspective, didn't it?

When you imagine what would it be like to know that armed terrorists are on your border and running through your city just gunning people down and that they might be there for days. It might last days. I mean how long does it take to catch a thousand people? Some of them are going to go into hiding and then just come back out as soon as the heat goes down, right? So it made a lot of my other problems seem completely unimportant. In fact when I was putting together my notes for today — you know if you were here at the beginning you know I started with just some scientific things and things like that. I didn't want to talk about those today. Like I did it to wait for people to get on the livestream and I did it so you didn't hear just nonstop negativity today. But I wasn't interested.

I'm normally totally interested. Oh new scientific thing, you know, new little study, new poll. They interest me. But in the context of watching Israel being overrun or at least attempted to be overrun, none of it feels important. Like Israel feels important today and nothing else does. Even Ukraine. I barely thought about it. It just changed everything.

No discussion about what leads to this? Well I think we all know what led to it, don't we? Yeah. I mean there's no mystery about what led to it.

All right, ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to say goodbye on this platform. I hope my sound and lighting were better than yesterday. Thanks for joining and I will see all of you tomorrow. And I'll talk to the Locals people privately.